Salt Lake Metro Hooptalk

By Coach Dave Hammer

Metro Boys Stat Leaders (thru February 17)

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This entry was posted on 2/18/2007 10:14 AM and is filed under Boys Basketball News, Boys Youth Basketball.

Two Metro Boys players are currently leading the state of Utah in scoring.   

B J Porter
  Layton Christian  (2007) is currently leading the state and 1A in scoring averaging 23.0 ppg. 
Preston Eaton  Springville (2007) is currently second in the state and leads 4A in scoring averaging 23.0 ppg.  Preston is also seventh in 4A in three pointers with 1.85 per game.

Noel Hollingsworth  Judge Memorial  (2008) is second in the state and first in 3A in scoring averaging 21.4 ppg.

In 3A we have  duel statistical leaders. 

Jaxon Myaer  Judge Memorial  (2007)  is third in 3A in scoring averaging 19.1 ppg.  Jaxon is also tenth in the state and fourth in 3A in three pointers made with 2.32 per game.

Noel Hollingsworth  Judge Memorial  (2008) is sixth in the state and second in 3A in scoring averaging 20.9 ppg.


The top two players in the 2009 class in the state are among the top scorers in 5A.  Metro teammates Tyler Haws and C J Wilcox are playing extremely well in their sophomore seasons.

Tyler Haws  Lone Peak  is currently ninth in the state and second in 5A scoring averaging 19.4 ppg.
C J Wilcox   Pleasant Grove  is eleventh in 5A scoring averaging  14.4 ppg.

The top three point shooter in 5A is also a duel statistical leader. 

Ryan Brimley  Hillcrest (2007) is leading 5A  and is second in the state in three point shooting averaging 3.25 per game.  Ryan is also the fifth leading scorer in 5A averaging 16.3 ppg.



Keep up the great play!
 

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